I Timothy Quiz 5

Elders, who rule well, are to be counted worthy of double honor.

Some men’s sins are open beforehand.

We are not to rebuke an elder.

A widow can be taken into the number under threescore (60) years old.

Younger widows may become idle and busybodies.

Muzzle the ox that treadeth out the corn.

The good works of some are manifest beforehand.

Paul says that younger women should marry and bear children.

We should honor widows who prove, by their manner of life, that they trust in Christ.

Children should not requite [take care of] their parents.

She that is a widow indeed, trusteth in God.

An infidel is one who does not provide for his own.

Those who wander about from house to house, bearing tales, are tattlers.

Young married women are not to guide the house.

Nephews and children are first to show piety at home.

Widows over 60 years, if they have followed diligently every good work, are to be cared for.

We should entreat an elder as a father.

The laborer is not worthy of his reward.

We are to keep ourselves pure.

We should not be partial to anyone.

Timothy was told to drink a little wine for his stomach’s sake.

She that liveth in pleasure is dead while she liveth.

Intreat younger men as brethren.

Nephews showing piety at home is good and acceptable before God.

Younger widows refuse that have begun to wax wanton, having damnation, because they have cast off their first faith.

Some are already turned ___________ after Satan.

Against an ___________ receive not an accusation.

They learn to be ___________.

Thou shalt not ___________ the ox

Let them learn first to shew ___________ at home.

She that ___________ in pleasure is dead while she liveth.

I will therefore that the ___________ women marry.

Let not the ___________ be charged.

The ___________ is worthy of his reward.

The good works of some are ___________.

Neither be ___________ of other men’s sins.

She has ___________ followed every good work.

When they have begun to ___________ wanton against Christ.

They have ___________ off their first faith.

Them that ___________ rebuke before all.

Who was told to drink a little wine for their stomach’s sake?

Who was told to requite their parents?

Should we rebuke, before all, those that sin?

Who are we to entreat as a father?

Who is worse that an infidel?

Who should be counted worthy of double honor?

Against an elder receive not an accusation, but:

Are we to honor widows that are widows indeed?

At what age are widows taken into the number?

The godly woman who will have a good report, are those that have: